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mrafcho0023 minutes ago
I, unintentionally, see sleep as just lost time - I know I feel good when I’m rested and I can do more in the awake hours. It’s almost like how the innies in Severence have no concept of time or existence outside of work. When their day ends, it’s just an immediate reset to the start of the next day.

I often joke with my finance about how I’m 15 minutes away from a meeting when we’re getting ready for bed - as soon as I fall asleep I’ll wake up and need to get on my first meeting.

I feel like I often procrastinate going to bed, because I know I’m 15 minutes away from a meeting - but I can just push it further away by staying up longer.

The more I dread the next day, the more I procrastinate going to bed.

Does anyone else see time like this? My finance makes fun of me for having such a silly view on going to bed.

Waterluvianabout 2 hours ago
Every time I catch up on sleep I feel amazing and vow to myself that I’ll never stay up late again. That it’s just not worth it.

I’ve been re-learning this lesson for a good 25 or so years now.

jakzurrabout 2 hours ago
Over 60 years, here. The older you get, the harder the lessons, and the easier to learn from them, LOL.

Most of my friends now help me remember to end phone calls by midnight. HN and Wikipedia are less forgiving, but I'm learning to just leave the tabs open and get back to them the next day.

unethical_banabout 1 hour ago
I've been discussing this with friends. I rue waking up, knowing the day that awaits, so I stay up as long as I can to avoid the time warp.